Moonen Martinique 36M

Owning the Moonen Martinique 36m starts with a four-thousand-nautical-mile range: enough to cross an ocean rather than hop between marinas. Moonen delivered her in 2022 as a stock yacht, built new rather than resold, so the choices ahead are about how she is used, not how she was used before. At 337 gross tons she carries volume that a shorter yacht would not, and her exterior comes from René van der Velden.

Build and provenance

Moonen completed the Martinique 36m in 2022 in steel and aluminium, a Dutch-built motor yacht sold new. Her exterior styling and concept came from René van der Velden, while the interior design is listed as still to be selected, leaving that part of the brief open to a buyer. She measures 36 metres overall with a beam of 8 metres and a draft of 2.1 metres.

Layout and accommodation

Five cabins sleep twelve guests, and a crew of seven runs the yacht, a ratio built for a full owner's party rather than a light one. At 337 gross tons behind a 36-metre length, the cabins and saloon carry real volume, not just length on a drawing.

Performance and engineering

Two Caterpillar C32 acert engines take her to a 14-knot cruise and 16.5 knots flat out. Her range of four thousand nautical miles is an ocean-crossing figure, not a coastal one, and it is the fact that most shapes what owning her means: a yacht built to go somewhere rather than stay close to a home port.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Moonen Martinique 36m lies in the Netherlands. A viewing is arranged and attended by Boatcrowd, and after an offer is accepted the survey and the sea trial follow before handover.